Winton, Queensland to Charleville, Queensland.


Route:





Still heading South towards home. 


Charleville was a chosen stop-over as it was a 690 kilometre drive. The drive takes a series of highways including the Landsborough through Longreach (Birthplace of Qantas), the Mitchell through Augathella and finally the Warrego Highway into Charteville. 






Once again, Google had not indicated any significant reasons for stopping longer than an overnight stay. Maybe I would prove them wrong!

The caravan park:

(Pet Friendly)
Bailey Bar Caravan Park

196 King Street, 

Charleville, 

Queensland 4470, 

Australia

Facilities:

• Fully enclosed camp kitchen
• Two amenities block with special needs facilities
• Kiosk and tourist information
• Cabins with special needs facilities
• True outback entertainment
• Free WIFI
• BBQ area
• Dump point

I’ll place some photographs and/or video here, once I have had first hand knowledge of the location.

Mobile and TV reception:

Mobile coverage 

TV reception includes:

Work in progress

Rates: 

Surrounding area:

Cosmos Centre Observatory

See Stars without the Punch!! Book into the night observatory for an out of this world experience. Bookings essential. Ph 07 46541744

Graham Andrews Parklands

Relax in the parkland with peaceful surrounds, lake, gardens and barbecue. Feed ducks, geese and view the many bird species in the park. Some you’ll see include Galahs, Sulphur Crested Cockatoos and Red Rump Parrots.

Bureau of Meteorology

Have you ever wondered how they get the weather forecasts? Visit the Bureau of Meteorology in Charleville and find out. Witness the release and see how the forecasts are formed from these balloons.

National Parks & Wildlife Centre

Find out all you need to know about the national parks in the Murweh Shire and surrounding districts. View their displays and stroll through their landscaped gardens. Currently being bred at the centre includes Bilbies and Yellow Footed Rock Wallabies.

Royal Flying Doctor Visitor Centre

The RFDS Visitor Centre provides you with an incredible insight into this iconic outback service which is still being delivered to the people of the outback by the Flying Doctor. Enjoy displays of past and present equipment and medical kits. Absorb information that will take you through the journey from the humble beginnings of the RFDS through to the present day operations of this vital service to outback communities.